Tom says Kentucky Wildcats pistols are always fun, “but this one is our favorite so far.” This Colt 1911 was built for a UK fan, with “Kentucky Wildcats” laser engraved on a royal blue slide. The frame is a bright silver, so the blue slide pops above it, and blue grips with logo medallions finish…
This Glock started stock and left as what Tom called “a beautiful masterpiece.” The work list was long: laser front cocking serrations, a full RMR cut, trigger guard undercuts and laser stippling, all finished in a two-tone coating. The frame wears a flat dark earth tone with laser stippling on the sides, giving a grippy,…
This 1911 was commissioned from the ground up as a tribute to “the legendary Victor Martinez,” as Tom wrote on the post. We custom cut the parts, then laser engraved the slide and grips. The slide wears a silver-grey finish with a large signature-style “Victor” engraved along its side, plus shop roll marks near the…
This Sig MPX became a Flying Tigers tribute for a retired Air Force veteran. It started as a regular MPX; then we laser engraved rivets, logos and panel lines before covering the entire gun in Cerakote. The engraved rivets and panel marks make the rifle look like the fuselage of a World War II fighter….
Our American flag design is one of the most popular we do, so Tom added a twist on this FN pistol: the Don’t Tread On Me flag, blended right in. The slide and frame mix a bold yellow field with the coiled rattlesnake, while stars and stripes run into the design so the two flags…
We took this shotgun’s forearm and buttstock and turned them into a Flying Tigers tribute. Tom said it “even looks better all put together.” The grey furniture carries the iconic shark teeth and eye painted near the front of the forend, just like the nose art on the P-40 fighters, plus a roundel on the…
Tom took a stock ATI 1911 and “remade it into a legend.” The slide was laser cut with ports, the mag well opened up, and the barrel housing laser engraved, then the whole pistol got a distressed black-and-red Cerakote finish. The distressing gives the gun a worn, battle-scarred feel, with black wearing through the red…
The General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard is a TV icon, and Tom remade it on this turkey shoot gun. It “turned out way better than we even thought it would,” he wrote. The finish uses safety orange, navy blue, black and white Cerakote, the classic Charger colors. You’ll spot General Lee style lettering…
Another 1911 got the University of Kentucky makeover. Tom coats the pistol in custom Cerakote, then adds handmade grips, and as he says, “these things just turn out amazing.” This one pairs a blue slide with a silver frame and blue grips with a medallion inset. The two-tone layout keeps the classic 1911 lines easy…
This Turkey Shoot Special came in for a full makeover, and Tom “went American pride crazy on it.” Coated in blue with white stars and copper and bronze tones, every part of the rest carries a patriotic message. The Pledge of Allegiance is wrapped around the front bar, and the Second Amendment is wrapped around…